Class Action
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Retailers May Pay Price for Comparative Pricing Practices
A pair of settlements totaling $229.5 million and a newly filed lawsuit against online retailers...
Zach Lerner, Daniel de Zayas
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Cloudy with a Chance of Litigation: Weather Channel Class Action Survives Motion to Dismiss
On March 17, 2021, a California federal judge partly denied the Weather Channel’s motion to dismiss a...
Hannah Schaller, Jeff Landis, Zach Lerner
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CCPA’s Statutory Damages Push More Breach Litigation to the Golden State
We had long predicted that the CCPA’s introduction of statutory damages associated with certain data...
Anna Hsia
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NaviStone and Clients Secure Win For Omnichannel Marketing
A federal court has dismissed a proposed class action lawsuit against an omnichannel marketing company...
Ken Dreifach, Michelle Anderson
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Supreme Court Decrees Statutory Violation Alone Is Not Enough to Confer Standing
Can a person sue a company for a technical violation of a statutory right that...
Nick Jackson
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Who Decides if your Arbitration Agreement Allows Class Arbitration?
At least within the Third Circuit, in order for arbitrators, not a court, to decide...
Jeff Landis
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Court Rules Arbitration Provision Unenforceable, But On Narrow Grounds
Arbitration agreements with class-action waivers are an important way companies minimize litigation risks. Reduced risk...
Anna Hsia
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States to Supreme Court: Don’t Revive ‘Bad Old Days’ of Class Actions
Attorneys General from eight states submitted an amicus brief in Spokeo v. Robins, urging the...
Jeff Landis
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Home Depot Moves to Dismiss Data Breach Class Action
Recently, Home Depot moved to dismiss one of the more than a dozen class action...
Jeff Landis
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CDA Does Not Protect Websites That Fail to Warn Users About Known Dangers
In a recent opinion, Jane Doe No. 14 v. Internet Brands Inc., the Ninth Circuit...
Roshni Patel
